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Ljswave Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

I'd like you to explain what the underline means, would you?

These are the scripts of 'Shrek' movie.
I'd like you to explain what the underline means, would you?

-------------The lines go:

I don't get it, Shrek.
#1Why don't you just pull some*of that Ogre stuff on him?

You know,Throttle him,*attack his fortress..
Grind his bones to make a bread
#2 You know the whole ogre trick.
  

Top answer

As you can tell from the films, these are very informal phrases (not rude, just not formal). " A different example: This weekend my wife was out of town so my friend came over and we drank beer, watched football and played Xbox. You know, guy stuff .

— MrBen

  • As you can tell from the films, these are very informal phrases (not rude, just not formal).
  • " A different example: This weekend my wife was out of town so my friend came over and we drank beer, watched football and played Xbox.
  • You know, guy stuff .
  • When my wife came home, I was hungover, the house was a mess and she started yelling and crying and said I never do anything around the house.
  • You know, the whole angry wife thing .
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As you can tell from the films, these are very informal phrases (not rude, just not formal).

#1 means: "Why don't you behave like an ogre / do the things that ogres usually do?"
#2 is very similar: "You know, all of the things that ogres typically do."

A different example: This weekend my wife was out of town so my friend came over and we drank beer, watc
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Many Thanks. MrBen.
Your example make me a big smile because of wonderful , proper answer.
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